The Los Angeles Visionaries Association (LAVA) held its 14th free monthly Sunday Salon at Clifton's Cafeteria on April 24, attracting an eclectic crowd of salon
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“If the aim of naturalism in theater is the pitch perfect rendering of reality, then Cameron Watson's urbane staging of Robert Anderson's 1968 drama s
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Click here for “This Is the Week That Will Be,” by Steven Leigh Morris.
“Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust
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So Arnold Schwarzenegger is making a comeback as a cartoon character called … “the Governator.”
The former California first man told Entertainment
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Originally posted 3/2/11: See update at the end of the post: Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky and Congressman Henry Waxman both oppose Measure A.
Measure A is expected to
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Read the latest L.A. Weekly news story about WeHo's hotly contested City Council race: “West Hollywood Incumbents Dig In.”
West Hollywood City Counci
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Attorney and community activist Steve Martin loves a good fight, and, this year, he's sticking himself smack in the middle of one — the highly contested ra
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On February 1, 2007, political fund raiser Jeremy Bernard wasn't thinking about making history.
It was his first day on the job for U.S. Senator Barack Obama
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In West Hollywood, City Council candidate Scott Schmidt is apparently getting the reputation as the guy who worked harder to try to defeat Proposition 8 than incumbe
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Nightranger at Full Frontal Disco's Akbar debut. Plus, pics from the �”Henry & Glenn Forever” art show ending this weekend.�Read more in Lin
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Robert Mapplethorpe's work — mostly black and white, mostly from the grittiest cultural back-alleys of the 1970s and '80s — is either high art or
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“This is exciting … ,” a woman behind me muttered sarcastically under her breath at South Coast Repertory, during a Saturday matinee of Annie Bak
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